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Tanzania resumes talks with Shell, Equinor on LNG project
Tanzania’s Energy Minister January Makamba confirmed last week that his country’s government had resumed talks with several international oil companies on the Tanzania LNG project.
Morocco to start downstream division for domestic gas facilities
Egypt’s Petromaint signs maintenance services contract with AMOC worth $950,000 annually
Iran’s petrochemical exports surged 94% to $7bn in 1H of Persian year says NIPC director
Another chapter in the curious case of SAMIR
Aramco receives final gas pipeline bids
Ugandan oil industry making some progress
While CNOOC has pledged to move forward with development of the Kingfisher oilfield, Ugandan NGOs are raising questions about a draft bill that aims to support the EACOP project.
NPA of Ghana reduces contaminated fuels from 32% to 2.51%
The authority intends to cut off the remaining 2.51%.
Friends of the Earth takes UKEF to court over Mozambique LNG loan
Friends of the Earth has taken legal action in the British court system in a bid to prevent the UK Export Finance (UKEF) agency from providing financial support to the Mozambique LNG project.
Eni says Coral-Sul FLNG project for Mozambique is “on track”
Eni has updated Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi about the progress of work on the floating LNG vessel that will be deployed by the Coral South LNG consortium and assured him that the project remains on schedule.
Savannah Energy makes first gas deliveries to FIPL Afam in Nigeria
Savannah Energy, a UK-based independent active in Nigeria and Niger, says its Accugas subsidiary has started selling natural gas to FIPL Afam, a thermal power plant (TPP) owned by First Independent Power Ltd (FIPL) of Nigeria.
Fertiglobe announces major profit increase
NNPC seeks to reassure public about gasoline supplies, prices
Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC) has tried to assuage consumers’ concerns about potential gasoline shortages, saying in a statement that the country had adequate supplies.
Yemen shakes up oil firm leadership
Iraq and Jordan continue pipe talks with reduced budget
Amad Chemicals gets funding from Aramco
DMEA: Fertiglobe results and Aramco backing
ExxonMobil working to cut Rovuma LNG’s costs, carbon emissions
ExxonMobil (US) is working to reduce the carbon footprint of its Rovuma LNG project while also cutting costs, Mozambique’s Energy Minister Max Tonela has said.
AfrOil: ExxonMobil hopes to cut Rovuma LNG costs, carbon emissions
ExxonMobil (US) is working to reduce the carbon footprint of its Rovuma LNG project while also cutting costs, Mozambique’s Energy Minister Max Tonela has said.
Suez Canal Authority keeps transit fees for vessels transporting LNG steady for 2022
Energy minister says Turkey may before end of year renew Russia natural gas deal with higher volume
Iran plans to restart petroleum product exports
Assiut leads Egypt’s refining progress
NLNG aims to cut LPG exports
The Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium has said it will reduce exports in order to raise the volume of LPG delivered to the domestic market to 450,000 tonnes per year, in line with previously announced plans.
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